May 25, 2026

Special educators nationwide are adopting AI tools to generate customized education plans for students with disabilities. Some research suggests this approach may enhance plan quality, though risks remain. The trend reflects growing integration of technology in special education settings. Key Points Special ed teachers increasingly use AI for individualized plans Potential quality improvements shown in […]

Greg Ashman discusses debates on mathematics teaching and identifies gaslighting as a common tactic where participants make misleading claims. The article challenges the notion of conceptual understanding as a foundational element in math education. It draws from the author’s blog, Filling The Pail, to critique prevailing approaches. Key Points Debates on math teaching often involve

The U.S. labor market shows signs of strain with unemployment at 4.4%, declining job openings, and rising layoffs. The article argues that a college degree no longer serves as a dependable path to economic security. It examines broader trends affecting workforce stability and education returns. Key Points Unemployment holds at 4.4% amid falling job openings

The MacBook Neo may narrow a pricing gap for schools but exposes a management gap for IT teams. Lower cost could spark interest in Apple devices within K-12 environments. Successful rollout depends on IT preparedness beyond device pricing alone. Key Points MacBook Neo narrows pricing gap for K-12 adoption Highlights IT management challenges in schools

The article rounds up recent higher education news including a series of new rules and proposals from the U.S. Education Department. It also highlights the University of Michigan’s latest property acquisition and cost-cutting efforts at the University of Oregon and similar institutions. Key Points Education Department issues multiple new rules and proposals University of Michigan